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University of Manchester start-up LanthaGen Bio wins £100,000 Coller AI Competition to fund new research
Technology & AI · 16 October 2026
LanthaGen Bio Ltd, a University of Manchester start-up developing AI -powered technology to recover valuable metals, has won the inaugural Coller AI Competition securing a £100,000 equity investment. The company will use the funding to advance research into re
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